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NoKarlsson should be an option. He's on pace for 101 points. If he comes close to that it's more impressive than anything abnybody except Joe thornton has done with the sharks.
Also Cheechoo should be an option. He won the rocket with 56 goals, which is still the single season goal record for the Sharks.
Why not?! They're both better options than Vlasic and Boyle.
is that a joke?Why not?! They're both better options than Vlasic and Boyle.
I'm curious why the thread starter skipped over the Penguins?
Yeah I’m surprised. He was a stud for them.No love for Nabokov?
Yeah I’m surprised. He was a stud for them.
So was Niemi. One gets left behind , so does the other. And vice versaYeah I’m surprised. He was a stud for them.
Went for Pavelski, Marleau, Thornton, Boyle. Missed the chance to call it the Mount Losemore.
Karlsson should be an option. He's on pace for 101 points. If he comes close to that it's more impressive than anything abnybody except Joe thornton has done with the sharks.
Also Cheechoo should be an option. He won the rocket with 56 goals, which is still the single season goal record for the Sharks.
I am not sure if I agree. Yes Jagr was great as a Penguin, but he played more years away from Pitt, Francis belongs on the list almost as much as Jagr. Malkin should likely be up there, but someone could argue Letang deserves a spot. But what about MAF, Borasso, Kehoe, Stevens or Pronovost?Pretty clearly Lemieux/Jagr/Crosby/Malkin
I was actually prepared to make a Rushmore Jr. out of the honorable mentions
I am not sure if I agree. Yes Jagr was great as a Penguin, but he played more years away from Pitt, Francis belongs on the list almost as much as Jagr. Malkin should likely be up there, but someone could argue Letang deserves a spot. But what about MAF, Borasso, Kehoe, Stevens or Pronovost?
Of course you are most likely correct in how the voting would turn out, but it could also surprise some people.